Step 5. Review

Does everything make sense? We summarize your project in this last section, so make sure that everything is as you were expecting.

Now you may choose to save your draft, revise some details and come back later to make some changes.

All the information in the draft can be updated, but just keep in mind the project type isn't editable. If you wish to switch to a different project type, please create a new draft.

For projects with sample games or games without a defined binary source, you'll see a notice in the Playtest Summary, informing you about this and outlining the next steps to follow.

When you are done, all you have to do is finish your payment (we use Stripe as a gateway for this), click on Publish or Pay & Publish depending on the selected playerbase, and your project will be scheduled.

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For projects with sample games:

• You can save your project draft and/or pay for the project, but it will always remain unpublished as a Draft until you edit and link a real game.
• Once the above condition is met, you’ll be able to publish the project.

For projects with games with no defined binary source:

• You can save your project draft and/or pay for the project, but it will always remain unpublished as a Draft until you edit and define a binary source.
• Once the above condition is met, you’ll be able to publish the project.

For more information on how to edit a project, visit the Overview section.

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• If a sample game was linked, update the Details section with the newly created game and go to Review to publish.
• If an incomplete game was linked and you have completed it, simply go to Review to publish.
• You can also perform these actions from the project editing view, as shortcuts are available there.

After all sessions are finished, you will have in your hands invaluable information about your game. You will be in a position to understand what to focus your effort on, make informed decisions and learn how you can create the best possible experience for your players!